Msnbc have separated ways with political analyst Matthew Dowd After its controversial remarks during network coverage Charlie KirkShooting.

What is expected to be a fond time for breaking the news turned into a storm of criticism, forcing the MSNBC to issue a public apology and cut connections to DOWDOM within a few hours.

His words, delivered live on the air, quickly expanded on social media and set fire to the rage, leading to a decision that left the network and Dowd facing intense supervision.

As Explosion Reported, controversy began when the MSNBC Anchors Katy Tour asked the POSWD about the environment in which such violence occurs.

He replied with the call of Charlie Kirk "one of the most prominent younger figures" and accused him from pushing rhetorics aimed at certain groups.

DOWD warned, "hate of thoughts lead to hatred words, which then lead to hatred shares," adding that the current climate makes such tragedies more likely.

In the same segment, he also speculated that the shooter could be a fan who "shot his gun in the celebration," further undergo anger.

The comments were currently drew anger online, and critics accusing that she was collected to blame Kirk for her death.

Network managers quickly behaved And they decided that his remarks were insensitive and unacceptable. By the end of the day, Dowd was out.

Before shooting Dowd, President MSNBC Rebecca Kutler quickly moved to put the distance between the net and his remark.

The statement is published on the public relations of the network X accountShe said, "During our violation of the news of Charlie Kirk, Matthew Dowd gave comments that were inappropriate, insensitive and unacceptable. We apologize for his statements, like him.

There is no room for violence in America, political or otherwise. "

Dowd later addressed Uproar in the post on Bluesky.

He acknowledged that his "tone and words" was wrong and insisted that he never thought to blame Kirk to attack.

"My thoughts and prayers are with family and friends Charlie Kirk," he wrote, adding that the earth must be gathered to condemn all forms of violence.

However, many viewers said the damage was done, and his words showed the shocking lack of empathy in the middle of a national tragedy.

Dowd wasn't the only figure under fire. Anchor Tour also faced heavy criticisms after suggesting during the show that Trump could use Kirk's death as a "justification for something."

The viewers grew a comment as premature and politically charged during the moment of mourning.

While the Tur has faced a disciplinary measure, MSNBC coverage handling is widely examined.

Many accused the network that he enabled a comment that rely in politics from compassion.

As for DOWD, his shooting ends with his run on MSNBC, which began in 2022. years after years in ABC news.

The background over Dowd's comment comes in the shadow of the devastating loss.

Charlie Kirk, 31-year-old co-founder of the USA, was killed in recording during the college event in Utah.

His death was stunned and allies and critics, caused a wave of days on social media.

President Donald Trump confirmed the news in the social post of truth, calling him "great, and even a legendary, Charlie Kirk".